Abu Ahmad Askari in the Shiite hadith heritage

Abu Ahmad Askari is one of the greatest writers, lexicographers and narrators of the 4th century. His works and writings have had a very high position in the field of Islamic sciences. However according to his religion; His position in Shiite hadith books is remarkable and worthy of study. This article tries to introduce this Sunni thinker briefly; To examine the presence, position and typology of quoting him in Shiite works. Among these, attention should be paid to his position and especially his important book "Al-Zawajar wa Al-Mawa'iz" in the works of Sheikh Saduq (contemporaries / Marwi Anah) who begins to cite him among the Shiites and also Sayyid Ibn Taws (one of the latter). Attention. However, the type of approach of Sayyid Ibn Tawwus to the works of Abu Ahmad is the same as the approach of Saduq to him, and the narrations of this non-partisan / free-thinking scholar of Ahl al-Sunnah are among the best documents used in Shiite denials and theological debates. It was Shaqshqiya. Askari with this background can be considered among the Shiites. This article also tries to clarify the falsification of two reports about Abu Ahmad: his being a Shiite and his being anti-Shiite.